Rewell

I bought the Sega Rewell for ₹1,500 from Sega's website and ran in it two or three times. It copies the design of the Nike Invincible 3 and even tries to mimic ZoomX. It gets maybe 30% of the way there, without the same softness or springiness. I do not like copying, but for this price they give what they can. Of the 12 Sega shoes I have tested, this has the softest foam. It is soft, dense and durable. It feels like a high-drop shoe, at least 10 mm, with a high-stack heel of about 28 to 30 mm and 20 to 22 mm at the forefoot. That makes it good for beginners and heel strikers. The full-coverage rubber outsole with lugs grips on roads and light trails and will last. The upper is my only concern, as with every Sega shoe. It has a thin jacquard mesh over a thick, spongy inner layer, plus a velvet-coated protective layer at the forefoot. It will not tear, but it is heavy and hot in Indian summer. My UK 8 fitted exactly, which meant no thumb's width of space and fabric pressing on the top of my foot. If you have the same issue, go half a size or a full size up. It weighs about 280 g in UK 8. That feels heavy, but it buys durability. I expect around 1,000 km. For office goers, walkers and anyone standing all day, it is 10/10. Buy it with your eyes closed. For beginner runners from 70 to 90 kg, it is 8/10. It is sold only on Sega's website and delivery took about two weeks.